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Securing the No-Code App Explosion: Nokod Security

Good: No-code tools like Microsoft Power Platform are fueling a surge in citizen-built apps. Bad: Most of those apps are flying under the radar of traditional security.

By Gladys Rama
07/28/2025

Featuring Amichai Shulman, co-founder and CTO of Nokod Security.

Redmondmag.com's "Cybersecurity Elevator Pitch" series cuts through the marketing noise to showcase the vendors working to keep organizations secure against today's new and emerging risks. We ask cybersecurity leaders to share the most pertinent information about their companies, the threats they tackle and how they're helping IT stay ahead of the next attack.

For more information on our Elevator Pitch series, or to participate, contact Converge360 Editorial Director Gladys Rama.

About the Author

Gladys Rama (@GladysRama3) is the editorial director of Converge360.

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